For teams who already shipped an MCP server

URL in, security contract out — no spec to write.

You don't need a prior relationship with 42Crunch, an existing OpenAPI spec, or a week of security review to start. Point us at your live MCP server and walk away with a governance contract you didn't have to write.

Why now

Most production MCP servers ship ungoverned.

MCP has become the standard way AI agents call tools, query data, and take action in enterprise systems — but most servers deployed today have no authentication, no access control, and no audit trail behind them. That gap doesn't stay invisible: enterprise buyers are starting to ask about AI agent security in vendor questionnaires, and the OWASP MCP Security Cheat Sheet, published in 2026, means the regulatory conversation has already started.

The fast path

Four steps, one sitting.

01

Paste a URL

No file upload, no manual OpenAPI-style spec-writing.

02

Get a contract

Every tool, resource, and prompt discovered automatically.

03

Get audit findings

Content-threat analysis runs automatically — prompt injection, tool poisoning, and more, with remediation.

04

Get a CI/CD gate

A single score threshold (default 75 / grade B) your pipeline can poll immediately.

No lock-in required to start

Real findings from your own server, in your first conversation with us.

Bring a live MCP server URL to a demo and we'll run the baseline protocol check live — the eight OWASP-derived issues most production MCP servers ship with today. If what we find is worth acting on, we'll get the full contract-generation and audit workflow set up for your team.

What we check first

8 protocol-level checks from the OWASP MCP Security Cheat Sheet — transport encryption, authentication, message signing, replay protection, tool integrity, agent identity spoofing, fail-open behavior, and rate limiting.

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Bring us a URL. We'll map your OWASP coverage gap live.